Yeule has announced their new album, Evangelic Girl Is a Gun, set for release on May 30 via Ninja Tune. This album features tracks like October’s 'Eko' and the newly released 'Skullcrusher,' which comes with a music video directed by Neil Krug. Collaborating with producers such as A. G. Cook and Mura Masa, Yeule intentionally chose to forgo Auto-Tune to highlight the authenticity and uniqueness of their vocals. Following the album launch, they will perform at various shows in Europe and the UK.
Yeule’s upcoming album, Evangelic Girl Is a Gun, marks a notable evolution in their sound, featuring raw vocals and collaborative production from notable artists.
The decision to abandon Auto-Tune reflects Yeule's desire to present a more authentic expression of their voice, aiming for a raw and genuine connection.
Accompanied by the release of 'Skullcrusher,' directed by Neil Krug, the new album is set to explore deeper artistic avenues with its diverse production team.
Fans can look forward to a series of European performances following the album release, showcasing Yeule's growth and musical journey.
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